Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
CITY COUNCIL.
Tho accounts of Ex-Cierk OF the M ar
ket Wirt-Dr Chadwick Tells why He
should Have the strip OF Ground ut
tho Old Academy Lot


ket wirt-Dr. Chadwick Tells why He
should Have the strip OF Ground ut
tho Old Academy Lot.
City Council met in regular session
last evening with President E.kel In
the chair. The roll WAS called and the
minutes OF the last meeting read and
approved.
The Committee on Navigation re.
ported fAvorably on the Communication
received from the Board of Port War.
dens, announcing that Seth n. Feasler
had been elected harbor master.
The Citv Treasurer reported q bal.
ance OF S2i6, ,924 So in the Union Ma.
tional Bank to the credit of current ex.
penses, S3,927 04 TO the credit OF tie
park fund, and $690.34 to the credit of
the sand lot. He also reported that he
Tax Receiver Moody, SIS, ,825; Tax Rs.
ceiver Nenlly, S68,600; City Auditor
Newell, $3.50; ex-Tax Receiver Kane,
S575.
/ The President announced that the
Mayor had returned with his veto the
ordinance repeating the ordinance Civ
ing the Fort Wayne Electric Light
Company permission to erect poies AID
wires ON the streets Of the city. A vote
" as :htn taken on the question, Shall
the ordinance pass Notwithstanding the
veto OF tho Mayor" which resulted In
ayes 10, nays 8, and the President de-
oioed 1t, the ordinance lost, as 1t requir.
ed two-third vote OF oil the mem bers
Of Council to pass 1t over the veto.
A tcation was received from
the Board VI Education giving the re.
ceipts and expenditures 10. the fiscal
year ending jane so. 1887.
The police pay roll amounting 10 49,.
05l 60, and the miscellaneous pay. roll
OF 81 495 30 were presented ard orders
drawn for the amount.
Mr.. Qninn offered the following:
Resolved, That the city auditor be
and is hereby instructed 10 examine the
accounts Of VIM. T. Wir:, late clerk OF
the markets, and report to Council a,
: it's second meeting in August wha!
money or moneys are due the city, and
to call upon the securities OF WIN. T
Writ and ask for settlement"
. Mr.. Dii!in said be hoped ths reso,u
tion wonld nos be Actsi upon, Sac the
Public Building Com mmittee had the
mstter In charge and expected to have
1t settled in short time.
la reply, Mr.. Q1iGn said that II hac
=
months, and AZ they had not srcceede 81
l in doirg any thing, he thought 1t about
, time Council had taken some actor
and CONF PEELED Wirt's sureties to MAKE
his def hc!encies good.
Mr.. Taylor said the great troubl,
about the matter was the fact that tn,
com mittee could not get Mr.. Writ t.
, appear before them aud explain his &C
+, counts. The stnbs in his book phowet
l that he was deficient almos. the entir,
e amount that he received dctinR tn,
year, but sg II was known that no haC
. paid considerable money 10 the trea
surer, thet could not be possible. 81,
= thought 1t woald be well to leave tn
matter in the hAnds of the COM mistee.
Q A vote was taken on the motion {,
!. adopt the resolution and IL WAS carried
. Mr.. Quinn also offered a resolution
b instrucnng the Printing Committee t
8 havs oil advertising that is pubiisbe,
In other city papers published in tn
4 Freie Presse.
Mr.. Taylor said there was an ord,
nance which regulated the printing ,ap,
therefore the reso utiop would not be @
!: any avail. Mr.. Q1inn then Withdrew
= 4 HIS resolution, ano gave notice that b
u would, at some future meeting, intro
. ter.
:. Mr.. Dillln presented and had rea,
B the report OF the board of arbitration o.
the O!d Academy lot, and, on behalf Q
the Committee on Public Buildings, rt
:. turned without action the resolution
. introduced by Mr. Beale instrcctin
= Council to dispope OF the strip OF land i
y dispute at public sale. TIE resolution
was then taken up, on motion mad
:, by MIR. Bsale, for lis adoption.
This LED to discussion, in whic
% DR.. Chadwick was handled wishou
gloves by Mr.. Hawkins, who declare
that the doctor had stolen this strip G
ground, and now wanted Council t
y give 1t TO him. He said the docto
d should be compelled 10 pay rent for thi
II ground for the time ne mas occupied II
It DR.. Chad wick, who wss present, wa
Q on motion permitted to address Council
d He took position in front of the Pres
t, dents desk, and commenced by say In
}. he thought 10 very hard to Ee called
l. thief, but believed that he would b
y protected by Council. He then starte
a to pace up and down tbs spscs between
q the presidents desk and the mem bers
seats, delivering his remarks more /
he manner OF 9 soiiloquy than spaech
lel Ninth ward was desiTGus he stou!
o have this strip of land, because he Wa
70 u physlcisn and q useful man in tn
!. ward. lie said, and repeated IL five o
D. six times, that he was always really {
q attend to tho call of the p'cr or suff3,
le ing, and that remuneta.ion was slway
a secondary matter with him. he con
tirued for about Is minutes and woul
no doubt have spoken much lopger ba
k not Mr. Chambers moved tnas tie do,
n tor be instructed to present & plan {
II the ground 10 Council 30 tina. ali coul
10 understand 1t.
Mr.. Dilliu said he had plan, and
= Council would take recess Of ten mir
l u:es the members could examine II
Mr.. Moore moved that tbs further COZ
sideration OF the matter be postpone
u one week, and upon tie motion bein
a, carried, Counci! adjourned.
Orders we're direc.ed TO be drawn o
2 follows: Interest on bopdR, SIC, ,00C
bonds due, $4,000; Board Of Eluca;Ior
building iuud, $40, ,00O; Union Nations
8 Bank certificates Of inde ebted ness, $95
2 600.
" There was no money drawn for th
= Street and Sewer Com Mission.
. For DYSPEl STA and Liver Com plaiI
g you have ID printed guarantee on ever
s bottle of Shiloh's VitaliSer. It Eevs
2. falls TO care. Sold by N. B. Daafortl
. cor. 2nd & Market streets.
q Atherley Retains the Children.
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